After NSX Manager adds a VI workload domain vCenter instance as a compute manager, what network infrastructure components are created?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking about the network infrastructure components that are automatically created when an NSX Manager adds a vCenter instance as a compute manager for a VI workload domain. Specifically, it concerns the creation of transport zones (VLAN and Overlay), default gateways, firewall rules, and the attachment of host transport nodes.
Answer
Network infrastructure components are created to provide networking and security capabilities like NSX Managers. New VI workload domains can share the same NSX Manager cluster.
After NSX Manager adds a vCenter instance as a compute manager for a VI workload domain, network infrastructure components are created to provide networking and security capabilities for the virtual machines in that domain. These components include NSX Managers. New VI workload domains can share the same NSX Manager cluster. A workload domain is a logical pool of compute, storage, and networking.
Answer for screen readers
After NSX Manager adds a vCenter instance as a compute manager for a VI workload domain, network infrastructure components are created to provide networking and security capabilities for the virtual machines in that domain. These components include NSX Managers. New VI workload domains can share the same NSX Manager cluster. A workload domain is a logical pool of compute, storage, and networking.
More Information
NSX-T is a software-defined networking (SDN) solution that provides a complete set of networking and security services for virtualized environments.
Tips
Do not confuse the management domain with the VI workload domain, they are different things.
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